Local & State News

Prater from Knox Arrested for Theft at Walmart

On Thursday, May 9th, about 4:30 in the afternoon, Plymouth Police were contacted for a Theft from Walmart. Officer Beatty arrived and stopped 24 year old Jenna Prater of Knox while she was attempting to leave.  Stolen property was ... Read more...

Attorney General Curtis Hill Joins Multistate Lawsuit Against Pharmaceutical Companies

Attorney General Curtis Hill joined 43 other attorneys general in a lawsuit against Teva Pharmaceuticals and 19 of the nation’s largest generic drug manufacturers alleging a broad conspiracy to artificially inflate and manipulate ... Read more...

Walorski Introduces Bipartisan Bill to Increase Health Care Access for Veterans’ Newborns

U.S. Representatives Jackie Walorski (R-Ind.), Susie Lee (D-Nev.), Doug Collins (R-Ga.), and Chrissy Houlahan (D-Pa.) last week introduced bipartisan legislation to improve health care coverage for newborn children of veterans. ... Read more...

City Meetings Monday Evening

The City of Plymouth will hold their regular meetings Monday evening beginning at 6 p.m. with the Board of Public Works and Safety. Members will hear department head reports and Street Superintendent Jim Marquardt will present a request ... Read more...

Plymouth High School Digital Design Students Win IBEW Local 153 Electrical Union Shirt Design Contest

Faith Hansen’s Digital Design class at Plymouth High School participated in the second annual shirt design contest for the IBEW Local 153 electrical union. After learning design skills using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop, students ... Read more...

County Council Meeting Monday Morning

The Marshall County Council meets this morning at 9 a.m. in the second floor meeting room of the County Building. Agenda for the meeting includes three requests to waive the probationary pays.  Sheriff’ Matt Hassel is first up with a ... Read more...

High School Construction Technology Open House set for June 2nd

Plymouth High School students participating in the Construction Technology program offered through the North Central Area Vocational Cooperative program are putting the finishing touches of this year’s house build. Currently there are 11 ... Read more...

Valma Shupp of Bourbon Killed in Crash

The Marshall County Coroner’s office investigated a two vehicle crash on U.S. 30 that resulted in a Bourbon woman being killed. The accident which occurred about 4:30 Saturday afternoon at Beech Road brought traffic to a standstill. ... Read more...

The Marshall County Sheriff’s Department and Plymouth Police Department Warns of Click It or Ticket Patrols

This month the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department and the Plymouth Police Department join law-enforcement agencies across the nation to increase enforcement of seat-belt laws for Click It or Ticket. Multiple weeks of highly visible ... Read more...

PHS Students Set Record Numbers Participating in Ivy Tech Commencement Friday

On Friday, May 10, 37 Plymouth High School seniors put on their red graduation caps and gowns and walked with hundreds of students in the Ivy Tech Community College commencement ceremony at the Purcell Pavilion on the campus of the ... Read more...

Pilgrims take title in CMA Invitational

Pilgrims take title in CMA Invitational PLYMOUTH – Plymouth’s varsity came within shots of the school record 301 on Saturday in the 66th annual CMA Invitational, firing a new “team format” school record of 303 and ... Read more...

MCCO Welcomes New Members for 2019 Concert Season

It’s here!!! Spring is here!  And the Marshall County Church Orchestra is pleased to announce while everyone was hibernating during the winter months they were well underway rehearsing for the arrival of their 2019 concert season!! ... Read more...

Young Introduces Early Pell Promise Act to Help More Students Access Higher Education

U.S. Senators Todd Young (R-Ind.), Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.), and Doug Jones (D-Ala.) last week introduced bipartisan legislation to make sure that more students have access to higher education. Under current law, students only find out ... Read more...

South Bend Cubs Accepting Applications for College Scholarships from High School Softball and Baseball Athletes

The South Bend Cubs are pleased to announce, beginning Monday, May 13, applications for one of several $5,000 scholarships will be accepted from college-bound softball and baseball players from the 11 counties surrounding Four Winds Field ... Read more...

Select Your Very Own Wild Horse or Burro in Cassopolis

The Bureau of Land Management- Eastern States (BLM-ES) Northeastern States District will hold a wild horse and burro event providing wild horses and possibly a few yearling and burros, May 17 – 18, at Red Horse Ranch, 64247 Library ... Read more...

Walorski Leads Bipartisan Letter Signed by 159 Members of Congress Warning Against Auto Tariffs

U.S. Representatives Jackie Walorski (R-Ind.) and Terri Sewell (D-Ala.) Wednesday led a bipartisan group of 159 members of Congress in urging Director of the National Economic Council Larry Kudlow and President Trump not to impose costly ... Read more...

Highway Superintendent Seeks Input from Commissioners on “Oversized Load” Permits

The County Highway Superintendent brought forward the question of permitting “oversized loads” that wish to travel on county roadways during Monday’s Commissioner meeting.   Jason Peters was hoping to get their input on the idea. ... Read more...

Marshall Starke Director Updates Commissioners

Jodi Smith, President and CEO of Marshall Starke Development Center gave the Marshall County Commissioners an update on the operation of the company and the services they provide to residents in Marshall County. Marshall Starke Development ... Read more...

**Update** Body Found in Tippecanoe River Identified as Bourbon Man

The Kosciusko County Coroner has identified the deceased male found in the Tippecanoe River Wednesday as 65-year old Thomas Schmeltz of Bourbon. The preliminary cause of death has been determined to be drowning. Schmeltz’s body was ... Read more...

Community Invited to Participate in Mayor’s Youth Council Beautification Project

The Mayor’s Youth Council in Plymouth is inviting the community to participate in the beautification projects that will be taking place this Saturday, May 11th.  The projects are in recognition of Arbor Day. The events officially begin ... Read more...